Drowning is a serious concern for dogs, especially during water activities. Some signs that a dog may be drowning include struggling to keep their head above water, gasping for air, paddling but not moving, and a panicked expression. Other signs include coughing, wheezing, and a lack of coordination. If you suspect a dog is drowning, it's important to act quickly but cautiously. Approach from behind to avoid getting bitten, support the dog's body under the belly, and lift them out of the water. Perform CPR if needed and seek immediate veterinary care. Prevention is key, so always supervise your dog near water, use life jackets if needed, and teach them how to exit a pool safely.

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